Rodeo Drive Walk of Style is a tribute to fashion figures along Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, at 328 N Rodeo Dr. Bronze plaques set into the pavement honor people from fashion and entertainment, including Giorgio Armani, Donatella Versace and Herb Ritts. Walk the stretch between Wilshire Boulevard and South Santa Monica Boulevard to see the tributes and designer storefronts. You can enjoy the architecture and window displays without shopping; during the holiday season, festive lights add another reason to visit.
Fashion tributes on the pavement

The Walk of Style honors figures whose work shaped fashion and entertainment. Bronze plaques set into the pavement commemorate names that include Tom Ford, Giorgio Armani, Herb Ritts, Salvatore Ferragamo, Gianni and Donatella Versace, and Mario Testino.
The tribute was introduced in 2003 by the City of Beverly Hills and the Rodeo Drive Committee. Its format gives the street a fashion-focused counterpart to Hollywood Boulevard’s entertainment-industry honors.
The stretch to explore

The Walk of Style runs along Rodeo Drive between Wilshire Boulevard and South Santa Monica Boulevard. As you walk, look for the pavement plaques as well as the high-end storefronts and carefully kept streetscape. The area’s window displays and architecture make the walk worthwhile even if shopping is not on your plans.
Two Rodeo Drive adds a distinct architectural note nearby, with European-inspired buildings. The holiday season brings lights and decorations to the street; check whether individual stores are open if shopping is part of your visit.
FAQ
Where is the Rodeo Drive Walk of Style?
It is on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, along the stretch between Wilshire Boulevard and South Santa Monica Boulevard.
What can you see at the Walk of Style?
Bronze pavement plaques honor figures from fashion and entertainment, including Giorgio Armani, Donatella Versace and Herb Ritts.
When is a good time to visit?
Weekdays during the day tend to be quieter for walking and photos. Visit during the holiday season to see festive decorations and lights.
